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Saket Sambhav
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ADJUVA LEGAL® • 3m

An Indian woman eating dal-chawal with her hands on a London metro train has gone viral - triggering a full-blown debate on hygiene, etiquette, and cultural pride. Is it about hygiene - or just bias? Frankly, I think, this is just for getting attention, may be. Would you eat like this even in an Indian Metro?

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Riddhi

Exploring • 3m

In many states of india, people eat with their hands and it is something which is taught in our culture and honestly if you go and research about it has many benefits. I think this is not something we should be ashamed off its our culture, our pride. Its in habit of many Indians and I see nothing wrong in this.

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